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| 正面描述 | Central device depicting a flowering plant in an ornate vase or urn, with a hand descending from the upper left pouring water from a ewer onto the blooms, symbolizing divine providence or patronage. A ribbon or scroll bearing the motto A SUPERIORE is visible to the left of the central device. The circumferential Latin legend reads IGNATIVS COMES AB OETTINGEN, identifying the issuing count, and is separated from the inner field by a raised inner circle. |
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| 背面描述 | Central field displays the elaborately engraved quartered coat of arms of the Counts of Oettingen-Wallerstein, featuring a saltire (crossed diagonal bands) dividing the shield into four quarters, surmounted by a crested helm with a rampant lion as the crest and flanked by ornate baroque mantling. A decorative cartouche or ornament appears at the base of the shield. The circumferential Latin legend reads HINC LABOR ET OPVS with the date 1694 incorporated at the top of the legend. |
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Oettingen-Wallerstein was a small Imperial County in Swabia that had only recently been elevated to its own line following the division of the Oettingen territories in 1634. By 1694, the county's right to strike thalers was largely a matter of prestige — Swabian counts of this tier produced coinage more to assert feudal standing within the Holy Roman Empire than to supply any meaningful circulation. Ignatius was Franz Karl Ignatius, who held the county during a period when such minor issues were already being squeezed out by larger territorial mints.